日本央行表示，日本金融体系总体上保持稳定。总体评估与4月份保持一致。因此，日本央行坚称，目前影响金融体系的不确定性水平仍在加剧，因此没有什么新的东西需要仔细审查。

Japan's financial system has overall been maintaining stability, says BOJ.The overall assessment remains as it was in April. So, there's not really anything new here to scrutinise with the BOJ maintaining that the current level of uncertainty impacting the financial system staying heightened.

美元/日元上涨至152.50附近，交易员预计高一将支持宽松政策。美元/日元上涨至152.50附近，交易员预计高一将支持宽松政策

USD/JPY gains near 152.50 as traders expect Takaichi to back accommodative policies.USD/JPY gains near 152.50 as traders expect Takaichi to back accommodative policies

周四，日本10年期政府债券收益率上涨至1.65%以上，结束了连续两天的下跌，因为越来越多的人猜测新首相高一将最早于下个月宣布大规模刺激计划。报告显示，该计划可能超过去年旨在帮助家庭应对通货膨胀的13.9万亿日元计划。周二被确认为首相的高一预计将推行扩张性财政政策，同时保持对宽松货币措施的支持。与此同时，人们普遍预计日本央行下周将保持利率不变，市场目前预测下一次加息将在1月进行。

Japan’s 10-year government bond yield rose above 1.65% on Thursday, snapping a two-day decline amid growing speculation that new Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi will announce a large-scale stimulus package as early as next month. Reports indicated the plan could exceed last year’s 13.9 trillion yen initiative aimed at helping households cope with inflation. Takaichi, confirmed as prime minister on Tuesday, is expected to pursue expansionary fiscal policies while maintaining support for accommodative monetary measures. Meanwhile, the Bank of Japan is widely anticipated to keep rates unchanged next week, with markets now projecting the next rate hike in January.

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The Japanese yen weakened past 152 per dollar on Thursday, nearing eight-month lows amid growing speculation that new Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi will unveil a large-scale stimulus package as early as next month. Reports indicated the plan could exceed last year’s 13.9 trillion yen initiative aimed at easing inflation pressures on households. Takaichi, confirmed as prime minister on Tuesday, is expected to pursue expansionary fiscal policies and support accommodative monetary policy. Meanwhile, the Bank of Japan is widely anticipated to keep rates unchanged next week, with markets now projecting the next hike in January. Traders also monitored trade headlines after reports that the US may restrict exports to China involving US software. President Donald Trump later said his meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping is “scheduled,” easing some concerns over US-China relations.